Award-winning comedian and writer. He is a co-writer on Alistair McGowan's Big Impression, and a former winner of Channel 4's So You Think You're Funny competition. A master of acutely observed character monologues, combining the sinister and surreal with brilliant sardonic wit.

'A delightfully sour hour, excellently executed' (Evening Standard)

'Sinister and surreal comic creations this side of The League of Gentlemen' (The Sunday Herald).

Born and educated in Kenya Njambi McGrath went to university in London and New York, has an IT degree and worked in IT before retraining to work in higher education. She is fluent in 3 languages and has a unique voice. Since her debut at the Comedy Cafe, she has been tipped as the hottest thing to come out of the Africa since the Sahara.

Within 14 months os starting comedy, she was voted 1 of the top 5 Female comedians by the Sun’s Fabulous magazine. She was nominated the best Female New comer at the Black comedy Awards. She has been on Radio 2 and BBC Radio 4Xtra.

Comedian from MTV Base's comedy funhouse. His strong performances have led to him being nominated for Best Newcomer at the Black Entertainment Comedy Awards 2008. Jason covers a range of topics in his material from celebrities and relationships to gang culture and his parents.